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	YMA reaches out to the community


	Students sing with the praise team from Crosspoint Church during the Youth Workers Alliance’s first Fifth Quarter, Dec. 10 at First Assembly of God church in Great Bend. View Larger View » < >

Youth groups from several Great Bend churches have combined efforts this year by forming Teen Workers Alliance. As many as 100 students in grades 7 through 12 attended its first major event, a "Fifth Quarter" gathering after a recent home basketball game. The goal of Fifth Quarter was to create a safe place where kids can have fun, said Ashley Dowgwillo from Trinity Lutheran Church. For the first event, students met ...

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